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#AceBreakingNews says according to BBC News – Just Stop Oil Protests: Terminal operations suspended and arrests made on Friday as people freeze from rising heating costs so they want to stop oil to power generators you cannot make it 😂

An oil company has temporarily stopped operations at four fuel terminals amid a series of co-ordinated protests. 

ExxonMobil UK, one of the country’s largest privately-owned underground oil pipeline distribution networks, said it had shut down four of its sites.

Campaign groups Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion said they had blocked 10 “critical” sites including in Birmingham, London and Southampton.

Thirteen people have been arrested at three sites, Essex Police said.

Six activists were also arrested at a site in Tyburn, Birmingham, and taken into custody, said West Midlands Police. 

Others have been led away from the protest sites in Purfleet in Essex and Hamble near Southampton by police officers. 

The Essex force said it remained at the sites of several protests in Thurock where officers were trying to bring the protests to a “swift and safe conclusion”.

Assistant Chief Constable Rachel Nolan said: “We are working to minimise the disruption at Navigator Fuel Distribution Centre, Askew Farm Lane, and at a depot in London Road, Purfleet.”

The 13 had been arrested for disruption, she said. 

“This is an extremely dangerous situation for the protesters to be in. We are being clear on the risks, and are continuing to engage with them to try and bring this to a conclusion.”

Football matches have recently been disrupted by Just Stop Oil activists, who ran on to a pitch and tied themselves to goalposts in recent weeks.

Extinction Rebellion spokesman Andy Smith said the group had “held” three locations of strategic importance to the UK’s energy network:

• Esso West, near Heathrow Airport
• Esso Hythe, Southampton
• BP Hamble, also near Southampton

Campaigners from the Just Stop Oil group say they are protesting at seven other sites:

• Inter Terminals UK, Grays, Essex
• Navigator Terminals Thames, Grays, Essex
• Buncefield Oil Depot, Hemel Hempstead
• Esso Birmingham
• Purfleet Fuels Terminal, Essex
• Kingsbury Oil Terminal, Warwickshire
• BP Depot, Tamworth

Operations had been halted at Hythe, Birmingham, Purfleet and West London terminals, said ExxonMobil. 

The company said its terminal at Avonmouth, Bristol, was not affected by the demonstrations.

It apologised for any inconvenience. 

The climate change protests groups claimed more than 30 people had climbed on top of tankers at Navigator Oil Terminal, Thurrock.

A specialist West Midlands Police team led away some of those taking part in the Birmingham protest shortly before 11:00 BST.

Among those taken away were two people who had climbed on to the roof of a tanker. 

Extinction Rebellion said it would be holding daily protests in London involving “mass participation on the streets” from 9 April. 

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BBC Essex reporter Richard Smith, at the scene in Purfleet, said teams of police officers had removed several protesters who had been obstructing access to and from Esso’s fuel terminal in London Road.

Demonstrators who had locked themselves to a gate have been led away, but five remain locked to the roof of a fuel tanker.

Four fuel tankers earlier waited in London Road as if to enter the site, but left after a short while, he added.

At the site, Christine said she was demonstrating against the “government’s continuing opening of new oil fields,” which she described as “criminal negligence”. 

She added she was prepared to be arrested because her 18-year-old son deserved a future.

Also at the terminal, Steve, from south London said: “I feel like I’ve got to do everything I can, it’s a moral issue really at this point, I’d rather be doing other things but I’ve got two grandchildren and I’m really frightened about what kind of world they are going to actually grow up in.”

At a demonstration at the Buncefield Oil Depot in Hemel Hempstead campaigners blocked the entrance to the site on Green Lane. 

Hertfordshire Police urged people to avoid the area while it dealt with the situation. 

Just Stop Oil said in a statement: “The Just Stop Oil coalition is demanding an end to the government’s genocidal policy of expanding UK oil and gas production and is calling on all those outraged at the prospect of climate collapse and suffering from the cost-of-living crisis to stand with us.

“Ordinary people can no longer afford oil and gas, it’s time to just stop oil.”

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